Non-alcoholic mixed drinks

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Besides shirley temples what else are there

im going out on saturday night with friends and im underage (im 19 drinking age is 21 here) so i cant order any thing alcoholic (though thats not gonna stop me from takin a few sips here and there of my friend's drinks. hehehe

but what can i order ? preferably without coca cola in it because caffeine will keep me up at night

a virgin pina colada is good - coconut and fruit juice I believe. The bar might have a selection of "designated driver" drinks too. Probably anything that gets mixed up with fruit juices and flavouring can be served without alcohol (I had a virgin mohito a few years ago, although that is an acquired taste). One warning, they discover you aren't drinking the hard stuff, the staff tends to ignore you (well, that has been my experience, anyway). Teetotalers don't tip enough, apparently.

Why don't you just get friends to sneak you your drinks?

Wikipedia:
" * Arnold Palmer – iced tea and lemonade.
* Baptist Boilermaker — a cup of coffee served with a glass of seltzer water.
* Boston cooler – ginger ale and ice cream.
* Faisal Ali - 1 part orange juice, 1 part ginger ale, 1 part cranberry juice.
* Cinderella - 2 oz. Club Soda, 1 dash grenadine, 1 oz. lemon juice, orange juice, and pineapple juice.
* Clayton — (built): ice, 1 nip Claytons, 1/2 a glass full of lemonade and 1/2 a glass full of ginger ale.
* Nada Daiquiri - A daiquiri made without any liquor
* Dolce & Gabbana - A drink consisting of diet Coke and grenadine syrup - named for its initials DC & G (However, this drink is also sometimes referred to as Roy Rogers).
* Egg cream - chocolate syrup, milk, and seltzer
* End Wrench - 1 part orange juice, 1 part tonic water
* Freddie Bartholomew — ginger ale and sweetened lime juice (such as Rose's), garnished with a slice of lime. Freddie Bartholomew was a British child actor popular in the 1930s.
* Golden Glow
* Henry — orange juice and lemonade.
* Jefferson – iced tea and orange juice.
* Jim Howard – Sprite (soft drink) and orange juice. The drink was named by a group of Imagineers (Walt Disney Imagineering) while working on projects at Walt Disney World.
* Lemon, Lime & Bitters — Has alcohol but the amount is so small and insignificant that it is usually classed as a mocktail.
* Mock Champagne — apple juice, ginger ale, and lemon juice or
o 2 liters ginger ale, 46 ounces pineapple juice and 64 ounces white grape juice[1] or
o 4 parts carbonated water, 4 parts ginger ale and 3 parts white grape juice[2]
* Muddy Water - cola and orange juice.
* Pomme Noir — apple juice and cola.
* Purple Awesome - Sprite (Or sometimes 7UP), mixed with HI-C Fruit Punch and Powerade Mountain Blast giving it a purple color. The drink is said to have been founded at the Chic-Fil-A in Prattville, Alabama, Premiere Place.
* Roy Rogers – cola and grenadine syrup, garnished with a maraschino cherry.
* Rebecca – pineapple juice (1/3), cranberry juice (1/3), soda water (1/3).
* Patrick Sweeney - a little known West Coast college favorite. Red Bull, cranberry juice, Coke, and orange Gatorade.
* Safe Sex on the Beach (see Sex on the Beach) – cranberry juice, grapefruit juice, and peach nectar.
* Saint Clement's – orange juice and a lemon-flavored drink.
* Shirley Temple – Ginger ale, grenadine syrup, and orange juice.
* Virgin Mary– a Bloody Mary without the vodka.
* Virgin Caesar- a Bloody Caesar without the vodka.
* Virgin Piña Colada - coconut cream, and pineapple juice
* Virgin Mint Julep - made with Crème de menthe and Limeade often served at Disneyland in New Orleans Square.
* Virgin Daiquiri
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I don't know if I'll be of much help since I don't know the names of the drink. But I've had non-alcoholic Blue Hawaiian. I've seen people at clubs drinking a mix of cranberry juice and either Sprite or Seltzer water. Was way popular.

I went to an anniversary banquet for work and they served me a non-alcoholic chocolate drink had the word "Mud" in it and tasted like Kahlula but definitely was non-alcoholic. I'm real sensitive to alcohol so would have known if it was real Kahlula.

Does anyone know if there is a substitute for Midori? I love the flavor.